Sectional Track Marks In Danger This Week
Five sectional records may topple in the first round of the Indiana high school track meet Friday and Saturday. Notables in current form include Alton Jeffries of Marion, Dick Mace of Indianapolis Tech in low hurdles, Marvin Sturgeon of Cannelton in the half mile, Leroy Johnson of Mishawaka in high jump, and Russ Garriott of Hobart in shot put. Lloyd Robbs of Terre Haute Wiley tied the 216 second 220 yard dash mark and seeks a better time in the Terre Haute meeting Tuesday.
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Alton Jeffries
Marion
Dick Mace
Indianapolis Tech
Marvin Sturgeon
Cannelton
Leroy Johnson
Mishawaka
Russ Garriott
Hobart
Lloyd Robbs
Terre Haute
Wiley
Terre Haute City
Boonville
Francis Farmer
Middletown
Bill Satterfield
Richmond
Joe Gonzales
Gary Froebel
Garriott
Gary Roosevelt
Mack
Williams
Burnett
Piggie
E. Smith
Lowery
Taylor
Dooley
Fort Wayne North
Slater
Trowbridge
Reeder
Lundell
Gary Froebel Williams
J. Hill
Koval
Thomas
Baseball Standings And Tonight's Pitchers Across Leagues
Sunday results show Cincinnati 10 11 Philadelphia 2 9 and New York 4 5 amid rain delays. American League updates list New York 4 4 Baltimore 6 4 Detroit 2 3 Kansas City 10 13 with Cleveland at Boston postponed. Tonight's games feature Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Milwaukee Philadelphia at St Louis Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston Detroit at Washington Kansas City at Baltimore Indianapolis at Omaha and Wichita at Denver.
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Philadelphia
St. Louisville
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
American Association
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Newcombe
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Hearn
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Spahn
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Roberts
Schmidt
Associated Press
St Louis
St Paul
Eaters
Wichita
Wehaves
Highland Bears Edge Attucks Linksmen on Riverside Course
Highland coached by Tom Bradley defeated Crispus Attucks 8 6 to 6 2 at Riverside course in Indianapolis. Rinck beat Drew 95 to 87, Gore won 95 to Teeters 99, Armstrong won 8 9 9 to Sarver 99, Spradlin won 99 to Barnes 106, Mitchell beat Barnes 88 to 109. Highland finished 82 to 62. Oklahoma A and M has won the NCAA wrestling title 18 times.
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Indianapolis
Tom Bradley
Highland
Crispus Attucks
Indianapolis Riverside
Rinck
Drew
Gore
Teeters
Armstrong
Sarver
Spradlin
Barnett
Mitchell
Barnes
Falstaffs overwhelm Fortville in 11 to 4 win at Memorial Park
Falstaffs scratch 11 hits to topple Fortville 11 to 4 as Deharity and Rhodes hold Fortville to seven. Woschitz and Howell homer, with multi-inning scoring bursts by Falstaffs. Next up, Falstaffs face Elwood Boosters in Anderson and Alexandria at Memorial Field.
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Fortville
Anderson
Spartans and Ravens Meet In Track And Baseball Action
Anderson College prep returns with a 3 PM home baseball game against Manchester as part of a tight four game week. The Ravens also visit Louisville and Indiana Tech, while Ernie Rangazas in track faces Manchester Hoosier Conference performers. Starting lineup features Niehaus, Davis, Asher, Wilson, Hartley, Taylor, Allen, Crippen and Downs.
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Anderson College
Manchester
Ravens
University of Louisville
Indiana Tech
Fort Wayne
Ernie Rangazas
Jim Macholtz
Macholtzmen
Ormond
Bud) Niehaus
Hill City
Kans
Anderson
Bob Davis
Decatur
Ill
Ray Asher
Corey
Raven
Jack Wilson
Jack Hartley
Gordon Taylor
Roger Allen
Jack Taylor
Dave Crippen
Cas Downs
Braves Hold Lead With 3-1 Win Over Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 3-1 as Bob Buhl pitched six hits and earned his second win with no losses. Del Crandall drove in two first inning runs, and Henry Aaron hit a solo homer in the fifth. The win lifts Milwaukee to 7-3 with Cincinnati idle, widening their NL lead.
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Gaels
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Francoeur
John Gross
Gross
Huntington
St Mary's
R Harrington
Cenne ’ Snyder
See Gross
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den Eckstein
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Frick
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Boyle
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P Son
DeHarity
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Sigler
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Labine
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Lockwood
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Woschitz
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DeHority
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Kingery
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Hority
Rhodes
Hunt
Ireton
Dvecess
Milmer
Nicho! Mathews
Sseeeus Buhl
Roebuck
Brooklyn
Milwaukee Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bob Buhl
Braves
Cincinnati Redlegs
St. Louis
Buhl
del Crandall
Henry Aaron
Wrestling Club Sets Card For Next Friday
The Hoosier Wrestling Club plans its second indoor mat show at Anderson Armory on Main Street next Friday at 8 30 p m. The main event features Miss Adah Ash of St Louis vs Miss Rose Roman of Des Moines in a women’s headline match.
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Hoosier
Anderson Armory
Main Streets
Adah Ash
St. Louis
Paul Whitecotton
Strongest Woman Ada Ash Featured In Friday Card
Ada Ash of St. Louis demonstrates power to win the strongest woman title as Byers and Rose share top challengers for the June title. Matchmaker Whitecotton signs 230 pound Dick Afflis for another bout against Gypsy Joe with a rival to be announced. Ringside tickets go on sale tomorrow at Hayden's Tavern and Meridian Barber Shop.
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Byers
Rose
Ada Ash
St. Louis
Whitecotton
Dick ( Bruiser) Afflis
Shortridge High School
Purdue University
Gypsy Joe
Hayden's
W. 8Th St
Meridian Barber Shop
Meridian St
Lafayette Dogs Lead in Madison County Coon Hunters Trial
Marion Palmer of the Madison County Coon Hunters Club reports over 500 spectators and 229 dogs in Sunday's Wright farm field trials the largest entry to date. Mighty Mite owned by Roy Ashby won both first line and first tree. Sun Glow owned by Frederick Hines took the second tree. Bobby owned by Hobart East won the second line tilt.
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Marion Palmer
Madison County
Frederick Hines
Sheridan
Bobby
Hobart
Middletown
Monaco Unable To Field Team For 1956 Olympics
Melbourne report says Monaco cannot participate in the 1956 Olympic Games due to lack of funds after the Grace Kelly Prince Rainier wedding. The Monaco entry was not represented and did not send a team. The Detroit Tigers affiliate with Syracuse introduces a new Class A Eastern League team.
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Melbourne
Prince Rainier
Monaco
William Bridgford
Detroit Tigers
Syracuse
Edgewood hosts first tourney for 72 golfers
Edgewood Country Club opened its golf season with a pro am featuring 72 players. The winning team led by Bill Pressing totaled 82 points, followed by Oren Nichols with 72 points and Allen Hart's group with 70. Others on the Pressing team included Morris Green Ralph Mathews and Tom Hammond. Nichols team members were Aldwayne Johnson Jack Hoppes and John Diedring.
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Edgewood Country Club
WHBU
Bill Pressing
Pressing
Morris Green
Ralph Mathews
Tom Hammond
Oren Nichols
Nichols
Aldwayne Johnson
Jack Hoppes
John Diedring
Allen Hart
Muncie Man Wins Fourth Consecutive Main
Audie Swartz of Muncie extended his feature win streak to four with a Sunday night victory at Armscamp Speedway. He overtook Dick Pratt of Union City on the final lap, with Beezer Humphries of Noblesville finishing third. Armscamp schedules racing Friday through Sunday plus a big car race on Sunday May 13 at 2 30 p m.
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Alexandria
Audie Swartz
Muncie
Armscamp Speedway
Swartz
Patton-Payne
Dick Pratt
Union City
Beezer Humphries
Noblesville
Armscamp
Brewer Beats Tribe in Four-Hit Boston Victory
Tom Brewer pitched a four-hitter as the Boston Red Sox defeated the Cleveland Indians 5-1. Brewer retired the first 16 batters before Jim Hegan singled in the sixth inning.
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Brewer
TRIBE
Boston
Tom Brewer
Boson Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Jim Hegan
Anderson Drops Kokomo in Dual Track Meet Contests
Anderson Indians defeated Kokomo Wildcats at Kautz Field with a 62 2/3 to 48 1/3 varsity score and 62 to 47 for reserves. Mike Johnson led with a 12 3/4 inch pole vault and notable jumps by Stapley and Tremps. Kokomo swept low hurdles while Del Sanders fell on a late hurdle.
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Cook
Coleman
Mike Johnson
Anderson
Kokomo Wildcats
Kautz Field
Keith Stapley
Richard Tremps
Johnson
Stapley
Tremps
Bergman
Pearson
Meyer
del Sanders
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Varsity
Page
N Johnson
Stith
Henry
Brooks
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Norris
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N. Johnson
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Pea Won Ik
Brood
Marth
Main
Gronsen
Harrison
Robinson
M. Johnson
Coperzoli
Glenn
Senders
Ighesca
Wise Ki
Conwell
Lapel and Highland Triumph in Madison County Freshman Meet
Highland won the Madison County Freshman track meet at Frankton by 7 percent of points while Frankton finished second with 54 points. In Junior High action Lapel edged Highland by 6 points to take top honors.
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Frankton
Highland
Madison County
Lapel
German boxer Walter Neuse’s MSG bout earns $3.19
In Madison Square Garden Neuse received a mere $3.19 for a main bout while his rival Ray Impellitiere secured a $5000 guarantee, highlighting a stark pay disparity in the match.
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Walter Neuse
Germany
Madison Square Garden
Ray Impellitiere
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